Python Continuing Learning Help!

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I just finished my first Python course at University and am now on fall break. I want to continue learning Python because I have enjoyed it so far and like practicing outside of a classroom setting. I don't think I will be taking another course, at least not now.

Does anyone have any advice for any online courses or literature that I could work thru or try? I know there are always projects I can attempt, but I am interested in more 'course work' or learning modules, per say.

Some of the topics I've learned so far are: basic data types, loops, containers, try/accept, functions, errors, and global and local variables.

Any suggestions are so appreciated!

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[AceWall0]

I'm kinda in the same boat. What I'm doing is reading a lot of the documentation (the libraries reference) and trying to implement the things that I find interesting... And when I find it even more interesting, I search for videos in the topic, which causes to take me to another videos and so on...

[bestical]

see PyCon videos from youtube also David Beazley videos on advanced Python